Silent site I really can't tell if your site is getting any traffic at all. There is no way of seeing who visited my listing or even a count on visiters. There is no way of seeing who might be looking for an RV in my area so that I can reach out to them and offer them a link to my page to check it out.

I can not reasonably recommend this… I can not reasonably recommend this business to anyone Update: 12/2/20 in response to RVnGO "“Not based on a genuine experience”" - Proving again that you are not honest players. I have documented proof of my experience with your organization. Second Update: 12/2/20 - RVnGO follow up assumes I am a potential customer and ignores that I may very well be an industry player who interacted with your executive team. I caution whoever you are responding to tread carefully with what you suggest next. I am aware that Vija is no longer with your firm meaning you have no idea what she promised and did not deliver.

Use a different site when searching for… Use a different site when searching for AVAILABLE RVs. This site misleads renters by presenting RVs as available based on your search criteria. But after you send the request, you find out it’s not. I had this happen multiple times and it wasted a lot of my time and effort. UPDATE: In response to company, I've been unable to find a way to leave a rating on those RVs as the company states. Plus, the company should handle this with their clients, I shouldn't have to be their enforcer through reviews.

RVnGO HAS POTENTIAL TO BE GREAT I've been renting my travel trailer on RVnGO now for little over 6 months now. They are a fairly new rental platform, so baring with them thru the growing pains is essential and understandable. However, they have a top notch sales director in Larry Lesser. He has been great to work with and takes the time to help the owners come to solutions with their problems. The best part of it, RVnGO doesn't take any commissions from my sales. Now that means they haven't had the capital to put into marketing to generate the type of traffic of say RVShare or Outdoorsy....but they are getting there. Nor do they have the logistical platform that has the user friendly features of some of their competitors. However, I'll be patient a little while longer and see how they grow. My biggest compliment is they treat all their operators the same...whether you have a million dollars of inventory on their site, or just $30k. Being a small operator, keeping 100% of my rental is essential to grow! RVnGO has potential to be great!

Run a fast as you can from this company I had a nightmare of an experience with RVNGO and I urge you to find a different platform. I had a renter soft swipe my trailer and RVNGO insurance did not make it right. I had an entire claim denied through RVNGO. I had date stamped pictures of no pre existing damage, and an external inspection agreement. Do not use RVNGO!!